• Schedule for Spring 2025
• Past Talks for Stochastic Analysis Seminar at Auburn (SASA)
• Information for Speakers
  • Title/Abstract
  • Reimbursement procedure
  • Transportation from Atlanta Airport to Auburn
  • Hotel at Auburn
• About the seminar

Speaker	University	Title	Room	Date (Wednesday)	Time	Local Host
			Parker 328	Jan. 22	12:00pm--12:50pm
				Jan. 29
				Feb. 5
				Feb. 12

• Welcome to speak at our SASA. Please contact the organizers for available dates.

Speaker	University	Title	Room	Date (Wednesday)	Time	Local Host	Year
Rene Cabrera	University of Texas, Austin	Smoothing estimates of the Landau-Coulomb diffusion	Parker 328	Nov. 20	11:00am--11:50am	Yuming Paul Zhang	2024 Fall
Hongjiang Qian	Auburn University	Moderate Deviation principles for stochastic differential equations in fast-varying Markovian environment		Nov. 13		Le Chen
Jian Tan	Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications, CN	From Variable Lebesgue Spaces to Ball Banach Function Spaces		Nov. 6		Yuming Paul Zhang
Xiaowen Zhu	University of Washington	Bulk-edge correspondence of topological insulators with curved interfaces		Oct. 30		Yimin Zhong
Wenpin Tang	Columbia University	Diffusion models and fine tuning/guidance		Oct. 2		Yuming Paul Zhang
Robert Smits	University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa	Tug-of-War and p-Harmonic Measure		Sept. 25		Erkan Nane
Alpar Meszaros	Durham University, UK	From N-player differential games to the master equation in mean field games		Sept. 11		Yuming Paul Zhang
Yumin Paul Zhang	Auburn University	Well-posedness and spreading properties of chemotaxis models on Rn		Sept. 4		Le Chen
Le Chen		On the radius of self-repellent fractional Brownian motion		Aug. 28		Yuming Paul Zhang
Panqiu Xia		Moment properties for sublinear stochastic partial differential equations and applications	Parker 326	Jan. 17		Le Chen	2024 Spring
Bingyang Hu		On the curved trilinear Hilbert transform	Parker 328	Jan. 24		Paul Zhang
Selim Sukhtaiev		The Maslov index in spectral theory: an overview		Feb. 07
Lukas Wessels	Georgia Tech	Stochastic optimal control in infinite dimensions: verification and optimal synthesis		Feb. 21
Alexander Dunlap	Duke University	Branching Brownian motion, voting models, and nonlocal PDEs		Feb. 28		Le Chen
Le Chen	Auburn University	Surface growth models with random Tetris pieces		Mar. 13		Paul Zhang
Yuming (Paul) Zhang		Stochastic homogenization for reaction diffusion equations		Mar. 20		Le Chen
Son Tu	Michigan State University	Properties of the effective Hamiltonian and homogenization of the Hamilton-Jacobi equation	Zoom	Mar. 27		Bingyang Hu
Siming He	University of South Carolina	Application of the enhanced dissipation phenomenon	Parker 328	Apr. 03		Yimin Zhong
Pierre Yves Gaudreau Lamarre	Syracuse University	Feynman-Kac formulas for Schrödinger operators with Matrix-white-noise		Apr. 10		Le Chen
Zhongwei Shen	University of Alberta, CA	Stochastic stability of invariant measures	Zoom	Apr. 17		Wenxian Shen
Juan Jimenez	University of Ottawa, CA	Uniqueness of solutions for the stochastic wave equation driven by heavy-tailed Lévy noises	Parker 328	Apr. 24		Le Chen
Graham Cox	Memorial University of Newfoundland, CA	Homology of spectral minimal partitions	Parker 328	May 16 (Thur.)	13:00pm--13:50pm	Selim Sukhtaiev
Cheuk-Yin Lee	Chinese University of Hong Kong	Local times of Gaussian random fields and SPDEs	Parker 326	Aug. 23	11:00am--11:50am	Le Chen	2023 Fall
Boya Liu	North Carolina State University	Recovery of time-dependent coefficients in hyperbolic equations on conformally transversally anisotropic manifolds from partial data		Sep. 20		Yimin Zhong
Yuri Latushkin	University of Missouri	The Maslov index and the spectrum of differential operators		Oct. 04		Selim Sukhtaiev
Simon Bortz	University of Alabama	A free boundary problem for caloric measure		Oct. 11
Li Chen	Louisiana State University	Fractional Gaussian fileds and Parabolic Anderson Models on the Sierpinski gasket		Oct. 18		Erkan Nane
Hyunchul Park	State University of New York at New Paltz	Small-time behavior of the spectral heat content for isotropic Levy processes		Oct. 25		Erkan Nane/Le Chen
Yupei Huang	Duke University	On the steady states of 2D incompressible Euler Equations near the Bahouri-Chemin Patch		Nov. 01		Yuming Paul Zhang
Le Chen	Auburn University	Disorerly surface growth (Joint Graduate Student Seminar)	ACLC 108		15:00pm--15:50pm	Yanzhao Cao
Hengrong Du	Vanderbilt University	On Convergence of Approximate Schrödinger Bridge	Parker 326	Nov. 08	11:00am--11:50am	Bingyang Hu
Chuntian Wang	University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa	On the impact of spatially heterogeneous human behavioral factors on 2D dynamics of infectious diseases	Parker 326 + Zoom	Nov. 15		Yuming Paul Zhang
Cheng Ouyang	University of Illinois, Chicago	Parabolic Anderson models in Sierpinski gasket	Parker 326	Nov. 29		Le Chen

Speaker	University	Title	Room	Date	Time	Year
Xiong Wang	John Hopkins University	Necessary and sufficient conditions to solve parabolic Anderson model with rough noise	Parker 352	Apr. 12 (Wednesday)	1:10pm--2:10pm	2023 Spring
Yu Gu	University of Maryland	KPZ on a large torus		Mar. 29 (Wednesday)
Cheuk-Yin Lee	National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan	Parabolic stochastic PDEs on bounded domains with rough initial conditions: moment and correlation bounds		Mar. 22 (Wednesday)
Mickey Salins	Boston University	The stochastic heat equation with superlinear forcing		Mar. 15 (Wednesday)
Samy Tindel	Purdue University	Some rough paths techniques in reinforcement learning	ACLC 010	Mar. 13 (Monday, special Math Colloquium)	4:00pm--5:00pm
Erkan Nane	Auburn University	Continuity with respect to fractional order for a family of time fractional stochastic heat equations	Parker 352	Mar. 01 (Wednesday)	1:10pm--2:10pm
Le Chen		Superlinear stochastic heat equation		Jan. 25 (Wednesday)
Jingyu Huang	University of Birmingham, UK	Fourier transform in SPDE	Parker 326	Nov. 08 (Tuesday)	2:30pm--3:30pm	2022 Fall
Lingjiong Zhu	Florida State University	Langevin algorithms are core Markov Chain Monte Carlo methods for solving		Nov. 01 (Tuesday)
Panqiu Xia	Auburn University	The moment asymptotics of super-Brownian motions		Oct. 11 (Tuesday)
Lingjiong Zhu	Florida State University	The heavy-tail phenomenon in stochastic gradient descent (SGD)		Sep. 27 (Tuesday)
Le Chen	Auburn University	Matching moment lower bounds for stochastic wave equation		Aug. 23 (Tuesday)
Antony Pearson		Adaptive and hybrid classification with domain-dependent digraphs	Parker 352	Apr. 26 (Tuesday)	12:00pm -12:50pm	2022 Spring
Le Chen		Bridging the real and imaginary worlds		Apr. 19 (Tuesday)
Alex Negash		Level of noises and long time behavior of the solution for space-time fractional SPDE in bounded domains		Apr. 12 (Tuesday)
Nicholas Eisenberg		Oral Exam		Mar. 29 (Tuesday)
Andrey Sarantsev	University of Nevada, Reno	Markov processes on the half-line with slow convergence		Mar. 01 (Tuesday)
Yaozhong Hu	University of Alberta, Edmonton	The lower moment bounds for a large class of stochastic PDEs driven by fractional space-time noises		Feb. 15 (Tuesday)
Erkan Nane	Auburn University	Moments of fractional stochastic heat equations in a bounded domain		Feb. 01 (Tuesday)
Nicholas Eisenberg		Interpolating the stochastic heat and wave equations with time-independent noise	Parker 326	Nov. 02 (Tuesday)		2021 Fall
Le Chen		Computing probabilistic moments of the solutions to the stochastic heat equation		Oct. 05 (Tuesday)

• Please send your title and abstract to the local host at least one week before your talk.
• You title and abstract can contain simple LaTex codes for mathematics, such as
  \(\mathbb{R}\), \(\int_0^1\sin(x)d x\), and \(\displaystyle\limsup_{n\to\infty} \beta_n < \infty\). But please do not use user-defined macros.

• We would appreciate if the presentation for the SASA seminar could be tailored
  to engage a broader audience, including graduate students and faculties less
  familiar with your own field. Incorporating a comprehensive and substantial
  introductory section would be incredibly helpful and highly valued.

1. For non U.S. citizen visitors, the host needs first to fill out the following
   form: payment/reimbursement request form.
   This form will be used to determine what additional documentation may be
   needed for each visitor depending on their visa status.
2. To be reimbursed for your travel, you will need first to register as a vendor.
   There is additional information to help you through the registration if needed located here.
3. All receipts (flight, ground transportation, etc) should be submitted via email to
   • Mr. Stanley Spence: sds0012@auburn.edu
4. Receipts, especially those for meals, need to be itemized.

1. Please arrange your travel to Auburn as early as possible.
2. From Atlanta airport to Auburn, you can take the shuttle bus service -- Gromme Transortation

• Depending on the availability, we will first try to book a hotel room for you at
  the Hotel at Auburn University on the campus of Auburn University.
  • The hotel is located at 241 South College Street.
  • Valet parking is available for USD 20 per night or guests can self-park in
    the Auburn University parking deck for USD 15 per night. The self-park fee
    should be able reimbused.
• At busy seasons when the above hotel is fully booked, we may also book a hotel
  room at nearby hotels.
• Please make sure not to charge meals to your room. Pay for the meals yourself
  using your card; we should be able to reimburse you for this expense.

• Stochastic analysis group at Auburn consists of the following faculties:
  • Yanzhao Cao
  • Le Chen
  • Olav Kallenberg (Professor Emeritus)
  • Ming Liao (Professor Emeritus)
  • Erkan Nane
  • Jerzy Szulga
  • Hongjian Qian (Postdoc)
• This seminar will be weekly or bi-weekly depending on the availability of speakers.
• History:
  • From Fall 2021 to Spring 2023, this seminar was hosted by the stochastic
    analysis group, the name of the seminar is
    • "Stochastic Analysis Seminar at Auburn (SASA)".
  • Starting from Fall 2023, both the analysis group and the stochastic analysis
    group will jointly host this seminar and the name of the seminar will be
    updated to
    • "Seminar on Analysis and Stochastic Analysis (SASA)".
    • Contact Le Chen or Yuming Paul Zhang for scheduling of seminar talks.
• Analysis group at Auburn consists of the following faculties:
  • Xiaoying (Maggie) Han
  • Yongsheng Han
  • Georg Hetzer
  • Bingyang Hu
  • Dmitry Glotov
  • Wenxian Shen
  • Selim Sukhtaiev
  • Richard A. Zalik
  • Yuming Paul Zhang
• We also have an active group of faculties working on numerical aspect of analysis:
  • Yanzhao Cao
  • Thi-Thao-Phuong Hoang
  • Junshen Lin
  • Hans-Werner van Wyk
  • Yimin Zhong
• Image is generated by Le Chen using Midjourney (full image).